As part of The Reform Dialogue series, ETEducation spoke with Lily Bi, President and Chief Executive Officer, AACSB International, on the future of business education, the impact of AI, changing employer expectations and why business schools need to move beyond degree-centric models towards lifelong learning.

AACSB International (AACSB) announced today that 2 institutions have earned initial business accreditation.

AACSB International today announced that Stephanie Bryant, Executive Vice President and Chief Accreditation Officer, will retire at the end of June 2027. AACSB is launching a global search for an EVP and Chief Standards and Accreditation Officer. 

New analysis highlights how business schools are embedding AI institutionwide.

ASAE recognizes AACSB for convening the global business education community to strengthen research impact.

Delivering on excellence and the highest of standards in business education with a demonstrated focus on quality in teaching, research, curriculum development, and student learning

38 institutions have extended their business accreditation and seven have extended their accounting accreditation.

Collaboration reflects Peter Drucker’s belief that management advances when rigorous scholarship meets real-world business education.

Collaborative report provides guidance, resources, and practical pathways for business schools seeking to broaden the impact of their research.

As AI becomes more capable, the value of human purpose, judgment, interpretation, and accountability becomes more concentrated. The real shift is not what AI can do, but what humans must now do better: ask, judge, and decide.